St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16

to receive by Mrs. c. G.. Fairchiid. and
Miss Nichols. In the several parlors. which
were beautifully illuminated with tapers
and adorned with flowers. the guests were
pleasantly entertained by Mesdames Pas
call Smith, Harvey Officer. G. B. Young
and Moore. Many ladies assisted, looking
charmingly pretty in evening toilets. They
were Misses Seely. Gates, Bunker. New
son, Castle and Braden. Some of those
entertained were:
Mesdames j. L. Adams, Harvey Officer
Pascal Smith, c. w. Carpenter, J. P Moore,
Thomas Cochrane, David Day, H. r. Brill, G.
L. Farwell, A. G. Foster, H. A. Castle, c. W
Hackett. Allen Marvel. j. J. Hill, r. P
Lewis. DR.. McLaren, Finch, D.. H. Moon. w
+. NJ graw. Henry Nicols, c. c. Wrenshall,
Edward Young, a. B. Stickney. C. f. Mailer
E. F. Thomas, James Whiteman, A. r. Nc
Gill, F. P. Wright. Charles Morris, Edgerton
Gates, Perkins, Worthen, Johnston. Blakely,
Chislett, Armstrong, J. X. Nicols, S. G.
Smith and Misses sealey, Belote, Lamborn
Gates Braden, Bunker Castle, Newson, Man
vel. Hackett. McElroy, Bakely, Adams
Austin, Carpenter, Chislett, Holbrook, Per
kins, Palmes. McManus Morris.
CARDS AND MUSIC.
A progressive euchre party was given BY
Mrs. j. Ii. Baker, of Wacouta street,
Wednesday evening. Miss Dill, of Penn.
sylvania and Miss Willoughby won the
progressive prizes and the lady'S head
prize was won by Mrs. J. H. Baker
Luncheon was servedI at 1880. Miss Mae
Murphy favored the players with some ex.
cellent musical selections. Those present
were:
Misses Mae Murphy, Flint, Lulu Smith
Zeis, OLeary, Heminway, Veva Smith, An
derson, Bridgie, Elliot. and Messrs. Deacon
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loughby, Barnwell, Shaded, Ross, Durham
Anderson and Smith.
ON CROCUS HILL.
The Nushka club toboggan slide on the
slope of Crocus hill, was auspiciousIy
opened Thursday evening. Two sleghing
parties made their rendezvous at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Lane K. Stone. Among the
party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Wall, Misses Dean.
Adams, Gamble, Sturgiss. Coleman, Bigelow
Woodruff, Hunter and Barry, and Messrs
Hyndman, Harrison, Bigelow Jackson. Boyle,
Armstrong, Heath, Paget Gray and Elmer.
MRS. SNYDER HONORED.
At the reception i'll honor of Mrs. Capt.
S. p. Snyder, given Wednesday evening,
by Mrs. j. j. Van Horn, of Fort Smelling,
Mesdames Col. George Andrews, Dr.. Al
den, Capt. StiverS, Walter Howe, Lieut.
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Hodges, Miss Lincoln and Miss Georgia
Butler were present.
OTHER EVENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. McCarty, of 20 Tilton
street, entertained many of their friends
Wednesday evening. Progressive euchre. and
music by Miss Helen Murray and singing by
Mrs. Nettie Fuller made the occasion enjoy
able. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin, Mr.. and Mrs
Tetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Wirth, Messrs. Ferris.
Snyder and others were present.
Mrs. julius Austrian, of East Ninth street,
gave a tea party in honor of her niece, Miss
Julia Prudential, those present being Misses
Fannie Weiss. of Duluth; Bertha Sternberg,
May Keller, Emma Stern, Lille Plechner,
Emma We'll, Esther Harris, Esther CardoZo
and Tiie lehman.
H. ". Davis celebra ed his 31th birthday by
inviting w. II. Dixon. Frank Ross, Charles
Reyes, w. H. Robinson, Ehle Allen and
Eugene Underwood to a banquet of Kentucky
"burgoo" and appropriate liquids at the Mer-
chants Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. c. p. Noyes gave young peoples
party in honor Of her son, Winthrop Moves,
who is home during Il vacation from st.
Pauls school, Concord, n. H.
Mrs. George Farweu gave a fagot party
Thursday. The yarns spun were limited to
the time required for the consuming of the
fagOt by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Merriam will give q
grand reception Thursday evening to the
members of the state legislature and their
ladies.
Mrs. J. J. O'Leary. of 552 Marshall avenue,
will give reception tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Gen. Sturgiss entertained some of her
friends at the Ryan Tuesday.